10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «TURGOR» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
turgor in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
turgor im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Assessment Made Incredibly Easy!
84 Texture and turgor Inspect and palpate the skin's texture, noting its thickness
and mobility. It should look smooth and be intact. Rough, dry skin is common in
patients with hypothyroidism, psoriasis, and excessive keratinization. Skin that
isn't ...
2
Handbook of Plant Science
Jeremy Pritchard, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK Hydrostatic
pressure, termed turgor pressure, is generated in plant cells because water
moves by osmosis across semipermeable membranes. Turgor plays an important
part in ...
3
Plant Cell Biology: From Astronomy to Zoology
turgor pressure typically considered to be the force per unit area that the
protoplast exerts against the wall. However, consistent with its parity with
hydrostatic pressure, as defined by Pfeffer (1877), it is equal to the pressure or
the force per unit ...
4
Essentials of Food Science
A plant's turgor pressure is the pressure that water-filled vacuoles exert on the
cytoplasm and the partially elastic cell wall. Soon after the fruit or vegetable is “
picked” from the plant, water is lost to the air (evaporation) due to air flow with its
...
Vickie Vaclavik, Elizabeth W. Christian, 2007
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Maternal and Newborn Health
Skin turgor is assessed for hydration status. Elastic skin turgor with no tenting is
normal. Skin turgor: The resilience of the skin to return to normal after being
grasped between the fingers. Tenting: The skin remaining in an upright position
after ...
Janet Arenson, Patricia Drake, 2006
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Handbook of Plant and Crop Stress, Second Edition
It appears to be widely accepted that turgor regulates stomatal conductance and
cell expansion and hence plant growth in soils of low water potential. But, at a
higher time resolution, some data prove that there are transient effects of a
change ...
Mohammad Pessarakli, 1999
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Plant Tropisms: And Other Growth Movements
1.2 PLANT TURGOR MOVEMENTS 2.2.2 General nature of the mechanism
Turgor movements are brought about by osmotically driven changes in the
volume of special cells, or of cells in special regions (Hill & Findlay 1981, Findlay
1984).
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Desiccation and Survival in Plants: Drying Without Dying
The loss of turgor is marked by the point at which the relation of 1/¥ to (1 - RWC)
deviates away from linearity. Turgor pressure (¥ ) is calculated as the difference
between the extrapolated linear portion of the PV curve and the water potential ...
Michael Black, H. W. Pritchard, 2002
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Plant Physiological Ecology
Plant cell expansion is, therefore, a turgor-driven process believed to be
controlled, both in extent and in direction, by the physical properties of the
primary (growing) cell wall. If cells expand more in one direction than in another,
the cell walls ...
Hans Lambers, F Stuart Chapin III, Thijs L. Pons, 2008
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Nursing Know-how: Evaluating signs & symptoms
Other signs and symptoms are flat neck veins, increased capillary refill time,
decreased urine output, poor skin turgor, confusion, and decreased level of
consciousness. Septic shock □ The cold shock stage of septic shock causes
generalized ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «TURGOR» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
turgor im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Los vómitos en un bebé no son peligrosos, a menos que…
El galeno recalcó que si el turgor en la piel ha disminuido y se pincha la piel y tiene el signo de paño mojado y la piel no vuelve a su lugar, el niño pudiera estar ... «Primera Hora, Jul 15»
Nutritionist warns of dehydration dangers amid drought
... cracked lips, dry mouth, weakness, fainting, heart palpitation, no tears, no saliva, confusion and disorientation, decreased skin turgor, even hallucination.". «Jamaica Gleaner, Jul 15»
What Doctors Can Tell About Your Health Just By Looking At You
“There are many overt signs of illness: changes in turgor [elasticity] or consistency of the skin that can show maladies of the heart; changes in skin color that can ... «Yahoo Health, Mär 15»
A Vermont-made App That Could Save Kids' Lives
If those workers don't know how to, say, measure skin turgor — an assessment of the skin's elasticity, which is used to gauge dehydration — MEDSINC will ... «Seven Days, Mär 15»
Five ways to hydrate from within
With dehydrated skin, it's all about replenishing moisture, not replacing oils, and the turgor test can be useful in determining this - pinch the skin on the back of ... «Irish Independent, Feb 15»
The pine beetle is a miracle of evolution
If the tree is healthy and unstressed by extensive drought, the turgor pressure of cells lining the resin ducts forces the preformed resin to the site of attack either to ... «Estes Park Trail-Gazette, Feb 15»
How to assess an Ebola patient with only your senses
Tenting and absent radial pulse suggest hypotension from dehydration, while good skin turgor with hypotension suggests hypotension from shock. Combine ... «EMS1.com, Dez 14»
Plants have little wiggle room to survive drought, scientists report
Researchers measured leaves' drought tolerance at the "turgor loss point" -- the level of dehydration that causes them to wilt. Credit: Lawren Sack. Plants all ... «Phys.Org, Nov 14»
Fern Frozen in Time by Volcanic Flow Reveals Stunning Detail
... plant cell membranes are flush against their cell walls due to a phenomenon called Turgor pressure that holds plants upright when it's operational and causes ... «Scientific American, Okt 14»
How carnivorous plants capture their prey
The snap-trap movement occurs through a combination of elasticity, cell pressure (called "turgor") and growth in the cells of both sides of the leaf trap. Cells on ... «The Age, Sep 14»
